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This study takes on the subject of military victory parades in New York City during the first half of the 20th century and looks at these performances as political street theater. Such events both represented and embodied abstract... more
This study takes on the subject of military victory parades in New York City during the first half of the 20th century and looks at these performances as political street theater. Such events both represented and embodied abstract concepts like the nation-state or Americanism. Yet these marches can only be understood as a collaboration of the parades’ organizers, soldiers and spectators—each group interpreting the event in its own very distinct ways. With this perspective, the book goes beyond military parades and furthers our understanding of the connection between politics, spectacles and emotions.
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